FLOW Chest Binder CB10: Seamless Comfort, Premium Support

$39.00 USD

Chest Binder

FLOW CB10

Welcome to a higher standard of comfort. Our FLOW chest binders introduce a seamless design, guaranteeing a discreet and sleek fit. Crafted from premium, ultra-stretch fabric, surpassing even the binders in the CORE collection, these binders not only deliver exceptional comfort but also the support required to empower you. They liberate you from the constraints of an 8-hour usage cap, enabling you to wear them for prolonged periods. If you experience sensory issues and have sensitive skin, CB10 and CB11 stand out as the optimal selections.

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Racerback

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They liberate you from the constraints of an 8-hour usage cap, enabling you to wear them for prolonged periods (10-12 hours). However, please avoid wearing them while sleeping.

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Sensory friendly

OPTIMIZATION HISTRY

We analyze customer feedback and continuously optimize our products to make them even better.

September 13, 2023

Launch

Good but not great

My kid was disappointed with the black binder. We got the same exact one in the nude color and it fit perfectly, but for some reason the black one is larger. They just wish both of them would have fit the same.

Great binder and very comfortable material

Great binder and very comfortable material, just make sure you size up once or twice because they run pretty small. Had to exchange a 2Xl for a 3 when normally I run just an XL

Great!

Great!

It was everything she wanted

It was everything she wanted , she feels better about herself , the

Good item, weird advertising

I appreciate the focus on comfort, inclusion, and sensory-friendly designs. The FLOW binder in particular feels thoughtfully made and clearly aims to meet an important need in the community.

However, I was quite concerned to see the description and promotional images claiming that this model is “free from time limits” and can be worn for “10–12 hours per day.” Considering that, current health and community guidelines, including those from medical and trans health organisations, strongly recommend limiting binder wear to around 8 hours per day, with breaks and rest days, to prevent long-term issues such as back pain, breathing restriction, and skin or rib damage.

Advertising a binder as having no time limit can easily be misunderstood as “safe to wear all day,” which may put users, especially younger ones, at risk. I really hope WIVOV will consider clarifying this claim and aligning its guidance with established safety recommendations. It would show real care for the wellbeing of our community.